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The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of thyroid hormones tri-iodothyronine (T3), thyroxine (T4), and parathyroid hormone (PTH) from the parathyroid glands, known to regulate the developing limb and growth plate, on articular cartilage tissue regeneration using a scaffold-free in vitro model.

The idea that circulating IGF-I may regulate breast cancer is persuasive, especially taking into account that IGF-I, mediated by the endocrine actions of growth hormone (GH), plays a vital role in regulating the developing mammary gland [ 11].

In mice, developing follicles regulate the development of primordial follicles through secretion of TGF-β superfamily members, e.g. anti-Mullerian hormone, but these factors are not likely to regulate primordial follicle assembly in fetal and neonatal mouse ovaries according to the temporal development of follicles [76].

In conclusion, we have demonstrated that vitamin D genes are actively regulated in the developing human fetal lung and that a disproportionate number of these genes are differentially regulated in asthma.

This may indicate that even some of the G2/M class of genes is less tightly regulated in the developing retina than previously appreciated, and/or that there is differential regulation of the RNA and the protein.

This study examines the set of genes active at a key stage of skeletal development (TS23) and reveals the genes that are differentially regulated in the developing humerus when skeletal muscle is absent.

It is interesting that Foxm1 may be more tightly regulated in the developing retina, but its expression is consistent with a role in cell cycle control.

NeuroD1 is the only confirmed transcription factor for Nnat, whose expression regulates in the developing pancreas[ 14].

The regulatory network shown in Figure  9 organizes all this information and suggested that CP- and muscle-related genes are co-regulated in the developing thoracic dorsum.

Over 6,800 probe sets were up-regulated in the developing seeds at least two fold (P < 0.05), of which 14 were also up-regulated in the embryogenic cultures when compared to non-embryogenic cultures (additional files 6 and 7).

The fact that some lncRNAs have been found to be differentially regulated in the developing or diseased heart provides a strong indication for their involvement in cardiac (patho) physiology [ 13].